Urea 46% Nitrogen

Urea 46% Nitrogen
Fertilizer N46%
refers to Urea 46% Nitrogen, one of the most commonly used nitrogen-based fertilizers in agriculture.

Key Details: Urea 46% Nitrogen

  1. Composition: Contains 46% nitrogen in the form of amide, making it highly concentrated.
  2. Appearance: Typically white or slightly off-white granular or prilled solid.
  3. Uses:
    • Promotes plant growth by supplying essential nitrogen.
    • Commonly used for crops like wheat, corn, rice, and other cereals.
  4. Application: Can be applied directly to the soil or dissolved in water for foliar feeding.
  5. Storage: Must be kept dry to prevent clumping and loss of nitrogen through volatilization.
  6. Packaging: Often available in 50 kg bags or bulk shipments for agricultural use.

It’s widely sought after for its efficiency and cost-effectiveness in boosting crop yields.

Specifications for Urea 46% Nitrogen (Fertilizer N46%):

Chemical Composition

  • Nitrogen (N): 46% (minimum)
  • Biuret: ≤ 1.0%
  • Moisture Content: ≤ 0.5%
  • Free Ammonia: ≤ 160 ppm

Physical Properties

  • Form: Granules or prills
  • Color: White or slightly off-white
  • Size:
    • Granular: 2–4 mm (90–94% minimum)
    • Prilled: 1–2 mm (90% minimum)
  • Bulk Density: 740–770 kg/m³

Packing

  • 50 kg plastic woven bags with inner lining or bulk shipment.

Solubility

  • Fully water-soluble, making it ideal for use in drip irrigation and fertigation systems.

Applications

  1. Agriculture: Provides essential nitrogen for crops like wheat, maize, and rice.
  2. Industrial Use: Can be used in resin production, adhesives, and plastics.
  3. Livestock Feed Additive: Sometimes used in controlled formulations.

Usage Guidelines

  • Soil Application: Apply directly or mix with other fertilizers.
  • Foliar Spray: Dissolve in water for spraying.
  • Avoid application on wet soil to reduce nitrogen volatilization.

Storage Conditions

  • Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture.
  • Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
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